Belle Park is and has been many things — wetland, garbage dump, golf course, home. Through film, writing, site-specific art, and ongoing conversations, the Belle Park Project aims to illuminate this unique and ordinary place. HIGHLIGHTS Featured Transporting Totems Read more → Out of Context, Full of Meaning: The Unusual Presence of a Totem Pole in Niagara Read more → Working Ground (2025-2026) Read more → Belle Park from the Air Read more → Can I Rest in Your Shade? A Reflection What does it mean to be, and is it possible to be, a non-native entity and also a generous caretaker of the land where one finds oneself? Read more → Belle Park Cattails 1: A Cluster of Cat-tales For as long as I’ve loved wetlands, I’ve had a thing for cattails. Read more → Canada’s Waste Flows: Erratic Reflections A reflection on Myra Hird Read more → Where Does Kingston’s Garbage Go? Part One In which your intrepid team visits Moose Creek Landfill Read more → A Totem Pole on a Pile of Garbage Read more → Swimming Upstream: Seeing Fish in the Cataraqui River Read more →
